
Patriots roll over Colts, will play Seahawks in Super Bowl
New England crushes Indianapolis, 45-7, to reach its sixth Super Bowl in 14 seasons.Read More ...
'Flash-freezing' turns Northeast roads deadly
Icy roads from New York to Maryland caused crashes that claimed at least five lives.Read More ...
Secret Service: Shots fired outside Bidens' Delaware home
WILMINGTON,
Del. (AP) — Multiple gunshots were fired from a vehicle near the
Delaware home of Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday night, the U.S.
Secret Service said Sunday. The vice president and his wife were not at
home at the time of the shooting, authorities said.Read More ...
Shots fired near Vice President Biden's Delaware residence
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Icy roads lead to crashes, five deaths in U.S. Northeast
(Reuters) - Five people were killed and others injured in crashes on icy roads in Pennsylvania and Connecticut on Sunday, authorities said. Light rain in the Philadelphia area caused flash-freezing on the roads and numerous crashes shut parts of Interstate 76 and other highways, said Eugene Blaum, spokesman for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Two people died in crash on a frozen highway just west of Philadelphia in Delaware County, according the Pennsylvania State police. In northeastern Pennsylvania, a 34-year-old man died on Interstate 84 when his car overturned and he and his 12-year-old son were thrown from it.
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Greg Plitt, fitness model and TV actor, killed by train
(Reuters) - Fitness model and television actor Greg Plitt was struck and killed by a commuter train in Burbank, California, on Saturday while filming on the tracks, police said on Sunday. Plitt, who starred in Bravo network shows “Work Out” and “Friends to Lovers,” was hit by a Metrolink passenger train and pronounced dead at the scene, said Burbank Police Sergeant Chris Canales. "Our thoughts and deepest sympathy are with Greg's family and friends." Plitt had done previous filming on railroad tracks doing pushups and other fitness routines, according to promotional videos posted online.
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Manhunts, death threats as Europe on high terror alert
Europe
was on high alert on Monday as the suspected mastermind of a jihadist
cell in Belgium remained at large and jittery authorities blocked
anti-Islamist rallies in Germany and France. In the wake of the deadly
attacks in France and anti-terror raids in Belgium, EU foreign ministers
are to meet in Brussels to discuss ways to boost cooperation to combat
the threat posed by radicalised Europeans returning home after fighting
in Iraq and Syria. With tensions heightened, the second gunman in the
attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine which killed 12 people was buried
discreetly in an unmarked grave near Paris late Saturday in the hope
that it would not become a pilgrimage site for radical Islamists.
Meanwhile, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, considered the brains behind the cell
plotting to kill Belgian police, was still on the run days after the
group was dismantled by intelligence services.Read More ...
Seahawks return to Super Bowl with miracle win
Seattle earns a second straight NFC title with a stunning overtime victory over Green Bay.Read More ...
Obama's address to pitch tax proposals to help middle class
The president's plan will also put the GOP in the position of defending top income earners over the middle class.Read More ...
Charlie Hebdo editor: We attack religion when it becomes political
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US teens on alleged crime spree captured in Florida
Two
teenage Kentucky sweethearts suspected in a crime spree of stolen
vehicles and pilfered checks across the U.S. South have been taken into
custody in Florida, authorities said Sunday.Read More ...
Pope attracts world-record crowd in rain-swept Philippines
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Pope Manila Mass drew record crowd of 6-7 million: Vatican
By
Philip Pullella and Rosemarie Francisco MANILA (Reuters) - Pope Francis
concluded his trip to Asia on Sunday with an open-air Mass for a
rain-drenched crowd in Manila that the Vatican and the government said
drew up to seven million people, the largest ever for a papal event.
Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said the office of the
president told the Vatican that between six and seven million attended
the Mass in Manila's Rizal Park and surrounding areas. "If this is true,
and we think it is, this is the largest event in the history of the
popes," he said, noting that Pope John Paul drew some five million to
the same area in 1995. The 78-year-old pope, wearing a transparent
yellow poncho over his white cassock, was driven through the ecstatic
crowd in a "popemobile" modified from a jeepney, the most popular mode
of transport in the Philippines which is based on a U.S. military
vehicle used in World War II. He stopped often along the route to kiss
children and bless religious statues on the day the Philippines
celebrates the feast of the infant Jesus.Read More ...
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